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Old 13-04-08, 07:58 PM   #21
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*EDIT* Has also had a tendency to not find Neutral easy unless I fiddle about ot turn the engine off ??????
Yep thats cause its got to much oil in it. Its quite a common reason for not being able to find neutral or a notcy gear change in general.
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Old 13-04-08, 07:59 PM   #22
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If you let oil out by undoing the sum plug, it will be rather painful putting it back in if the engine is hot.
True its also easy to drop the sump bolt in the oil catch tray to
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Old 13-04-08, 08:00 PM   #23
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Looks like we have found the culprit then , gonna go into Woods tomorrow , grab somebody by the ear and march them outside and point and say "Cure this or somebody gets a Knuckle Supper"

Cheers for the input everyone , will take her back after work tomorrow and will let you know the outcome of it all

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Old 13-04-08, 08:00 PM   #24
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Yep thats cause its got to much oil in it. Its quite a common reason for not being able to find neutral or a notcy gear change in general.


How does that work?
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Old 13-04-08, 08:01 PM   #25
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How does that work?
No idea, but I over filled my own SV and my other halfs SV to. Both times the gearbox was orrible and notchy.

I'm not the only one thats noticed this either, plenty of people on here have done the same and noticed the notchy gearbox.
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Old 13-04-08, 08:03 PM   #26
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True its also easy to drop the sump bolt in the oil catch tray to


I used to use an old 5L oil container with a hole cut in the side. It was handy, as i could then decant the used oil into another container and screw the lid on it.




It was a proper **** when i dropped the sump plug into it though
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Old 13-04-08, 08:03 PM   #27
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No idea, but I over filled my own SV and my other halfs SV to. Both times the gearbox was orrible and notchy.

I'm not the only one thats noticed this either, plenty of people on here have done the same and noticed the notchy gearbox.

+1, i also found it did this when the oil reached 4000 miles
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Old 13-04-08, 08:04 PM   #28
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No idea, but I over filled my own SV and my other halfs SV to. Both times the gearbox was orrible and notchy.

I'm not the only one thats noticed this either, plenty of people on here have done the same and noticed the notchy gearbox.



I have not heard that before, thanks.
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Old 13-04-08, 08:45 PM   #29
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Remember there's no real need to do this with the engine hot. Boiling oil is not nice!
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Old 13-04-08, 08:53 PM   #30
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Well the bike is under warranty , so I`ll drop it off at dealers tomorrow and they can lend me a courtesy bike for the day , or they can wait for the oil to settle and drain some out whilst I wait .
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